Air Force holds off Navy surge; Army dominates Marine Corps to wrap up day two
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Army Spc. Mamadou Seck of Fort Stewart, Georgia hits the dunk as he led Army scoring with 21 points as Army beat Marine Corps 107-63. The 2016 Armed Forces Men's Basketball Championship held at MCB Quantico, Va. from 1-7 November. The best two teams during the doubel round robin will face each other for the 2016 Armed Forces crown.
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Air Force 1st Lt William Kammerer of Eglin AFB, Florida gets ready to drive the lane as Air Force defeats Navy 79-72. The 2016 Armed Forces Men's Basketball Championship held at MCB Quantico, Va. from 1-7 November. The best two teams during the doubel round robin will face each other for the 2016 Armed Forces crown.
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All-Navy's Derrick Sumpter of the U.S. Coast Guard scores 26 against Air Force, but Air Force holds on to the lead to win 79-72. The 2016 Armed Forces Men's Basketball Championship held at MCB Quantico, Va. from 1-7 November. The best two teams during the doubel round robin will face each other for the 2016 Armed Forces crown.
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Army and Marines battle it out as Army dominates 107 - 63. The 2016 Armed Forces Men's Basketball Championship held at MCB Quantico, Va. from 1-7 November. The best two teams during the double round robin will face each other for the 2016 Armed Forces crown.
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Nov. 2, 2016 —
Air Force and Army remain undefeated after day two of the 2016 Armed Forces Men’s Basketball Championship at the Barber Fitness Center at MCB Quantico, Virginia on November 2nd.
Air Force led for most of the game despite several surges by the Navy. Air Force Senior Airman Jahmal Lawson of Aviano Air Base, Italy scored team best 19 points as 1st Lt. William Kammerer of Eglin AFB, Florida pulled in 14 rebounds.
Navy’s Petty Officer 3rd Class Derrick Sumpter of the U.S. Coast Guard (Maryland Sector) led day-two scoring with 26-points.
Army Spc. Mamadou Seck of Fort Stewart, Georgia once again leads Army with 21 points as Army drops the Marine Corps 107-63.
Army stayed in command of the game from the beginning and didn’t look back.
Air Force and Army will face each other on day-three. Air Force is hoping to defend their Armed Forces title for the ninth-straight time.
The 2016 Armed Forces Championship format consists of double round robin play, where each team faces one another twice for seeding. The top two best records will face one another in the championship match to claim the 2016 Armed Forces crown.